2022

• History, Law and Economics
• The meaning of equality​

2021

• Natural law, reason, happiness
• Cecil Rhodes
• Perpetrators of horrors
• The third world
• Freedom under the law
• The ideal of equality
• The private sphere
• Civilisation is for everyone
• The value of work
• The Equality Act
• Rational discrimination
• Cultural appropriation
• Do for self
• Incredibly dull ethnics
• Doing Rawls wrong
• Equal opportunities
• Institutional racism
• White allyship
• Private Morality
• Markets and discrimination
• Anti-Colonial Diktat
• Racism exists
• Race and Intelligence

2020

• The meaning of words
• A cost-benefit analysis of equality law
• Free Will and Social Justice
• The importance of economic liberty
• Mrs Murphy and the New Constitution

2019

• The beauty of inequality
• Paternalism and self-responsiblity
• Market failures and legal intervention
• The rise of credentialism
• The importance of being entrepreneurial
• Teaching tomorrow's entrepreneurs
• Individual versus collective goals
• Creative legal studies
• The informal economy
• Law for a digital age
• ​The great left behind
• ​Contractual termination of employment
• Economic liberty at work

2018

• A dissenting opinion on Uber
• What is law for?
• Freedom of contract and unfair dismissal
• Law, trust and credibility
• Charity and Taxes
• Rationality and morality
• The forgotten man
• Foreign aid and inequality
• Africa's quest for equality
• Liberalism and private property
• ​The selfishness of Adam Smith
• The platform economy
• A thin concept of justice
• Adam Smith’s liberalism
• The truth about executive pay
• Formal and substantive equality
• Prosperity and basic liberties
• Inequality worse than the plague
• Inequality and rationality​
• The morality of capitalism
• The pursuit of fairness
• Law and efficiency
• Private Property and Justice
• Progress and effort
• The welfare state
• Milton Friedman
• Three regulatory preferences

​2017

• Inequality in America ​
• Poverty and social exclusion​
• Inequality and poverty
• Socialism and freedom​
• Being forced to work
• Exploitation of workers
• Innovation and the gig economy
• Employers' intentions
• Job Security
• Trickle-down economics
• Justice, Equality and Taxes
• Employment at will​
• Inequality, capitalism and freedom
• The politics of inequality
• What price inequality?
• Sizing up the economic pie
• Wage contracts and inequality
• Freedom and security
• Income security​
• Human capital
• ​The pay you deserve
• Large firms, wages and productivity
• The age of robots
• Competitive markets and individualism
• Productivity and wealth
• Who owns the robots?
• Billionaires and the rest of us
• Inequality and the welfare state​
• Working with robots
• Technology, innovation and work
• Making rich people pay
• Contracts, forced exchanges and workers
• Imperfect markets and exploitation
• Prosperity and abundance​
• Teamwork​                 
• Self-interest and wealth distribution​
• The relativity of wealth​
• Labour market regulation
• The expenditure cascade
• The anarchy of individualism
• Capitalism and corporate law
• Disclosure rules​
• ​Individualists and the gig economy
• Market distribution
• Three theories of distribution
• The rising tide
• Root, hog, or die
• Redistribution​​
• Rich and poor​​